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The Science, treatment gaps, and myths of menopause

This hour on Where We Live, we learn more and we talk to a “menopause doula” about treatment, gaps in care and myths. We also examine findings from new studies on the impact of trauma, disparities, and workplace policies on women’s bodies in midlife.

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Episode 27: 30 End of Life Doulas in 30 Days Nathalie Bonafe

Nathalie shares her how & why of becoming a death doula. Plus her challenges and hopes for the field.

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The latest information about Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), by the Author of "The Estrogen Question", Dr. Sandra Rice.

Nathalie talks with Dr. Sandra Rice, MD, a board-certified internal medicine specialist with over 35 years of experience caring for women in menopause and beyond.

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New Haven Independent

LoveBabz Love Talk with Babz Rawls-Ivy and Nathalie Bonafé

Babz and Nathalie talk about the need for support during life’s transitions, and how, as a death and menopause doula, Nathalie supports her clients.

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10.02.20 messymiddleroadtrip

EO91: MENOPAUSE CAFÉ WITH
NATHALIE BONAFÉ

Welcome to the Messy Middle Road Trip podcast. We are thrilled to have women’s health advocate, Nathalie Bonafé joining us in the convertible today. A native of France,

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09.09.20 HARTFORD COURANT

Connecticut’s first Menopause Café lets women gather to talk about their health

Nathalie Bonafé specializes in uncomfortable topics. Bonafé, who is based in New Haven, makes her living as an end-of-life doula. She works with individuals and families who are dealing with an impending death,...

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10.02.20 new haven independent

“You’ve Lost A Way Of Life”

Whether or not Covid-19 has affected you personally, nearly all of us are affected by the new way of life brought on by this pandemic. The economy is shaky, schools are closed and events are cancelled. People are afraid of losing their jobs.

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10.24.20 CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE

End-of-life doulas and ‘death cafes’ are changing the conversation around dying

The term “death doula,” which a lot of people use when describing Nathalie Bonafé, makes her job sound edgy. But the proper name for what Bonafé and her company A Gentler Parting do is “end-of-life doula.”

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12.31.19 Happy End

Death doula, pourquoi j’accompagne les gens dans la mort

Death doula, pourquoi j’accompagne les gens dans la mort Nathalie Bonafé est death doula aux Etats-Unis. Son rôle ? Adoucir le quotidien des personnes en fin de vie et les accompagner jusqu’à leur dernier souffle.

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